Good Morning Ladies....
I am off to take Hubby to work and then shopping for the menu items on tonight's dinner for our "Back to School" night for our Personal Enrichment (Homemaking) activity at the church. They asked me to be in charge of the food and to teach the mini-lesson on nutritious Lunches for kids and family. In putting my thought together for all of this, I thought it would be fun to take fun and regular sandwiches that we make for our kids and gourmet them up a bit...
SO, the menu includes three different sandwiches made with those new little round flat sandwich bread from Arnold's Bakery (you can by them at Sam's Club and Walmart):
" Mozzarella Chicken Caprese" *Bread
*Lettuce
*Tomato
*Mozz Cheese slice
*Fresh Basil
*grilled chicken
*mayo & olive oil
"Twisted Club" *Bread
*Ham
*Cheddar Cheese slice
*Apple
*Bacon
*Lettuce
*Mayo
"Chicken Harvest" *Bread
*Chicken Salad
*cucumber
*dried cranberries
*sprouts
*lettuce
We are serving them on small plates in a brown paper bags, so I thought it would be fun to just have fresh fruit as the side dish, so there will be a wedge of watermelon, thin slice of cantaloupe and a small bunch of grapes or kiwi. Also for dessert, we are serving gourmet S'mores and Ice Cream. The Gourmet S'mores are really easy and fun too.
All you do for them is make a chocolate cheese ball, spread small amount on a quarter of a graham cracker, top with three or four mini marshmallows or a smear of marshmallow fluff , place the other graham cracker quarter on top of the marshmallow and give it a light squeeze. Serve as a quick snack or with Ice Cream.
Since these are a my own recipes and I have never made any of them yet, you will all have to wait until tomorrow for pictures... I am sharing because they all sounded like JUST TO MUCH FUN not to share.... The 30 minute activity and lesson that I am going to present while we are eating is all about the economics and creative ideas for school lunches from home. And I thought it would be fun to start the evening out having everyone find a friend and sharing or trading half of their sandwich with that friend.